Kristen

It is practically a monolog... But the tense moments and suspense manage to carry the story and the viewers towards the end. I confess I was scared at some moments and afflict at others. In short, it was great to watch it on a Saturday night.

I give it 9 stars for the ability of the director to create suspense and thrill, and the engaging, realistic and brilliant performance of Terence Schreurs in the role of Kristen.

The premise is somewhat basic but still intriguing: a troubled young woman receives a call from a mysterious man who seem to have stalked her way too effectively to be real. What follows is a dream like, dark sequence of surreal events that barely make sense and go nowhere.

The ending is completely open to interpretation, as it is everything else. This is the movie equivalent of the Rorschach test, which is an annoying trick.

No need to write more than a few lines about it. It's a really bad movie. Pointless scenes, meaningless conversations. A production that is kept too long and contains logical errors. I do not see it worth spending time.

The beginning is quite ... annoying or at least it may feel like it is dragging to a degree. And for some this may feel like the most part of the movie. If you stick with it though, you will get an interesting movie. An allegory and a lot of questions (that you can feel free to answer yourself). If you are into that sort of movie, that doesn't spoon feeds you things, you will cherish this. Especially when it comes towards the ending ... very well done visually and aesthetically speaking.

The central performance is great and you will be able to catch on, that something is wrong or what is wrong very early on I think. If not you will be a bit frustrated about certain decisions ... hopefully you're into the movie and enjoy the ride ... if not it can be draining for sure